Question

complete the following sentence
key word: nager

mes amis et moi

dans la piscine .

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my friends and i swam in the pool.

Explanation:

The key word is "nager" (to swim) and the sentence is in the past tense (since the English translation is "swam"). The subject "Mes amis et moi" (My friends and I) is first - person plural. The past - tense form of "nager" for first - person plural in French is "nous avons nagé" (using the passé composé). But in the given sentence structure, the first blank is for the subject - verb agreement part. Wait, actually, the correct form for "Mes amis et moi" (which is "nous" in meaning) in the passé composé for "nager" is "avons nagé". Wait, no, let's re - examine. The sentence structure is "Mes amis et moi [blank1] [blank2] dans la piscine". The subject is "Mes amis et moi" (we), so the verb "nager" in passé composé: the auxiliary verb is "avoir", and the past participle is "nagé". So the first blank should be "avons" and the second "nagé"? Wait, no, maybe the simple past? But in French, the passé composé is more common. Wait, the English translation is "swam", so in French, the passé composé for "nager" with "nous" (we) is "nous avons nagé". But the sentence starts with "Mes amis et moi", so we can use "nous" implicitly? Wait, no, the first blank is after "Mes amis et moi", so the correct form is "avons" (auxiliary) and "nagé" (past participle). Wait, maybe the question is using the passé composé. So the first blank is "avons" and the second "nagé"? Wait, no, let's check the conjugation. "Nager" is a regular - er verb in the passé composé? Wait, "nager" is a verb that takes "avoir" as the auxiliary. The past participle is "nagé". So for "nous" (we), it's "nous avons nagé". So in the sentence "Mes amis et moi [avons] [nagé] dans la piscine".

Answer:

avons; nagé